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Service 01 · Freight Forwarding

From the port to your door —
one team, one invoice.

We integrate ocean, air, and express carrier capacity so your cargo gets from your supplier to our warehouse — or anywhere it needs to be — without you juggling carriers.

How it works

Book. Ship. Deliver.

01

Book

Tell us your cargo, origin, and destination. We route it by ocean, air, or express — whichever fits your timeline and budget — and lock the rate.

Ocean / air / express

02

Consolidate & Ship

LCL freight gets consolidated with others heading the same way. FCL containers load and sail on your schedule. We track every leg for you.

Port-to-warehouse tracking

One invoice
03

Deliver to Your Door

Customs cleared, container picked up at the port, deconsolidated, and delivered to our warehouse or straight to your destination.

One handoff, one invoice

Operating Parameters

Modes
Ocean (FCL / LCL) · Air · Express
Service scope
Port-to-warehouse & warehouse-to-warehouse
Origins
Mainland China, Hong Kong, and key Asia hubs [confirm]
Destinations
U.S. West & East Coast warehouses
Consolidation
LCL consolidation / deconsolidation included
Customs
Assistance with import clearance & documentation
Transit
Ocean: 20–30 days · Air: 5–7 days · Express: 3–5 days
Rate types
All-in door-to-door quotes on request

Transit times are door-to-door estimates; lanes, seasons, and mode affect actuals. Details marked [confirm] are finalized during onboarding.

Best for

Who this is for.

Cross-border sellers

Send inventory from your factory or supplier straight to our warehouse — it lands, deconsolidates, and goes on the shelf for fulfillment.

Drayage + headhaul together

One team handles the ocean leg AND the port pickup, so the container never sits waiting for a separate trucking broker.

Urgent restocks

When you need stock in days, not weeks, we switch the lane to air or express without you managing multiple carriers.

  • One contract covers ocean/air/express + drayage — no separate forwarder and trucker
  • LCL consolidation saves money on small shipments
  • Customs assistance so the container clears and keeps moving
Freight FAQ

Quick answers.

What’s the difference between FCL and LCL?
FCL (full container load) means you book an entire container; LCL (less than container load) means your cargo shares a container with others, charged by volume. For anything under roughly 15 CBM, LCL usually saves money.
Do you handle customs clearance?
Yes — we coordinate import documentation and clearance for your shipment. You get one point of contact from pickup to delivery instead of juggling a freight forwarder, a broker, and a trucker.
Get a Quote

Moving cargo into the U.S.?

Send the origin, cargo type, and destination — we'll route it by the mode that fits your timeline and come back with an all-in quote.

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